A victory for concise storytelling

Stitch on 17/9/2007 at 14:58

He strings the nerds along for eleven novels and then (http://www.charleston.net/news/2007/sep/17/robert_jordan_dies_at_age16247/) goes and dies while writing the theoretically final volume. I love it.

One down, one to go (here's looking at you, GRRM)

(http://www.ttlg.com/forums/showthread.php?p=1646359#post1646359) Edit: Oh shi beat to the punch by Scots and his penchant for hijacking threads with barely related tangents!

PigLick on 17/9/2007 at 15:09

Stitch on 17/9/2007 at 15:11

beat you by about fifteen seconds

Chimpy Chompy on 17/9/2007 at 15:21

And guess who just finished book 11 last week.

/cry

caringiscreepy on 17/9/2007 at 15:25

man i'm so glad that i stopped at like book 7 or 8. even still i read on far way to long.

PigLick on 17/9/2007 at 15:28

Quote Posted by Stitch

beat you by about fifteen seconds

its not a competition man, I just couldnt be arsed repeating what I said in the other thread

Scots Taffer on 17/9/2007 at 20:13

And yes, the first thing I did was check to see how GRRM was faring. Hurry up and finish it, you fat fuck! :mad:

*Zaccheus* on 17/9/2007 at 20:21

I'm not making fun of his death but that link is really funny:

robert_jordan_dies_at_age16247

D'Juhn Keep on 17/9/2007 at 20:35

Quote Posted by Scots Taffer

And yes, the first thing I did was check to see how GRRM was faring. Hurry up and finish it, you fat fuck! :mad:

Stitch on 17/9/2007 at 20:55

Quote Posted by Scots Taffer

And yes, the first thing I did was check to see how GRRM was faring. Hurry up and finish it, you fat fuck! :mad:

I think A Feast for Crows may have finished the series for me.